Posts Tagged "Cord Hung Pendants"
Style Me Sunday: Barista Parlour’s Industrial & Rustic Style
When we spotted the utilitarian interiors of the Barista Parlour on Zarna’s Runway, we got the impression that someone on their interior design team had a little crush on vintage-inspired pendant lighting. With its high, vaulted ceilings, exposed wiring, and masculine wood accents, this coffee shop plays up the rustic side of commercial design. You can get this look by incorporating some of these antiquated details.
Read MoreProfessional’s Corner | Barn Light Pendants Complement Historic Log Building
If you’ve never been to Maine, try to imagine a state with hundreds of thousands of acres of forested land just ripe for fishing, skiing, hiking, and bird watching as far as your eye can see. Deep in a remote location of this beautiful state, architect Ellen Albrecht of ENS Associates, found herself remodeling a 100-year-old historic log building nestled amongst other aging log buildings. When it came to the exterior lighting, Ellen chose some classic barn pendants to highlight two porches — one open and one screened.
Read MoreProfessional’s Corner | Before & After Pics Reveals Dramatic Change
With so many people dreading their visit to the dentist’s office, Dr. Janice Stewart of the Southport Dental Clinic wanted her reception area to be pleasant and inviting. She was faced, however, with a small and unattractive space in her office located in Stratford, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Knowing when to call in an expert, Dr. Janice contacted Carol Fisher of Carol Fisher Display and Design.
Read MoreThe Difference Between Stem Mount & Cord Hung Barn Lights
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Read MorePorcelain Enamel Lighting: A Durable, Long Lasting Finish Choice
Porcelain Barn Lights have been part of American barn lighting culture since the early 1930′s. Originally manufactured until around 1960, these shades were known for their long lasting and durable qualities. Popular uses for these shades included factories, warehouses, service stations, and agricultural areas. It was for the next 50 years that the porcelain enamel manufacturing process sat idol, but today, Barn Light Electric is proud to to continue this tradition through a unique range of porcelain lighting products.
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